The Knicks -- are they back for real?

Connecticoin · December 25, 2010 10:41PM

So far, so good. They have a good coach, Isiah is gone, and Amare is having a monster season. This can only be good for the NBA in my opinion -- and a rivalry with the Celtics would spur more interest in the Northeast.

I also have a soft spot for the Knicks, because I was a big Bernard King fan in the mid-80s. The Knicks likely would have had a title if his career had not effectively ended with that injury in Kansas City.

edmundfitzgerald · December 26, 2010 3:41AM

What is the key to NY's success so far ? I see what you said about AS, but who else is helping that team ?

Garabaldi · December 26, 2010 4:04AM

The Heat would have been better off with AS than Bosh.

Goot · December 26, 2010 4:11AM

<< <i>What is the key to NY's success so far ? I see what you said about AS, but who else is helping that team ? >>

Felton has been amazing so far. It's done him a lot of good to get out of Charlotte.

Ahmanfan · December 26, 2010 9:39AM

smoke and mirrors. They are still likely a playoff team but, of course, it won't matter.

Amare is a top 10 offensive player but his defensive awareness is poor at best.

Connecticoin · March 27, 2011 5:22AM

Knicks got 'Melo, and are now in a free-fall. Incredible.

Garabaldi · March 27, 2011 9:07PM

They need some help around Melo and AS.

ThoseBackPages · March 27, 2011 11:21PM

unreal indeed!

Connecticoin · April 12, 2011 2:15AM

Ha! As soon as I announce their demise, they win 7 in a row. Not a cupcake first round for the C's now.

jdip9 · April 12, 2011 6:43AM

sure, they've won 7 straight, but most were cupcakes....that said, I wish the C's were playing Philly instead. Philly would be tough, but they don't a proven scorer like Anthony and Amare, or clutch player like Billups.

I can see the Knicks pushing the C's to 7 games.

The Knicks -- are they back for real?

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